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BDH Reagents & Chemicals BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100012K Acetic acid ("glacial") 'AnalaR' 1L 100013L Acetic acid ("glacial") 'AnalaR' 500ML 100015N Acetic acid ("glacial") 'AnalaR' 2.5L 10001AS Acetic acid ("Glacial") 'AnalaR' (PE bottle) 500ML 10001BT Acetic acid ("Glacial") 'AnalaR' (PE bottle) 1L 10001CU Acetic acid ("Glacial") 'AnalaR' (PE bottle) 2.5L 10001LG Acetic acid ("glacial") 'AnalaR' 25L 100022M Acetic anhydride 'AnalaR' (PE bottle) 500ML 100027R Acetic anhydride 'AnalaR' (PE bottle) 2.5L 100032X Acetone 'AnalaR' PE bottle 1L 100033P Acetone 'AnalaR' 1L 100034Q Acetone 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100035R Acetone 'AnalaR' PE bottle 2.5L 10003ED Acetone 'AnalaR' 25L 10003HG Acetone 'AnalaR' 180L 100055V Acetyl chloride 'AnalaR' 500ML 100064W Aluminium 'AnalaR' wire 0.76 mm (0.03 inch) 500G 100073A Aluminium ammonium sulphate 'AnalaR' 500G 100093E Aluminium potassium sulphate 12-hydrate 'AnalaR' 500G 10009EP Aluminium potassium sulphate 12-hydrate 'AnalaR' 25KG 10009GR Aluminium potassium sulphate 12-hydrate 'AnalaR' 50KG 100103M Aluminium sulphate 18-hydrate 'AnalaR' 500G 1 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 10010CV Aluminium sulphate 18-hydrate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100112N Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.91 PE bottle 1L 100114P Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.91 1L 100115Q Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.91 2.5L 100117S Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.91 PE bottle 2.5L 100125S Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.88 2.5L 100126T Ammonia solution 'AnalaR' sp. gr. about 0.88 'Safe-Break' 2.5L 100134T Ammonium acetate 'AnalaR' 500G 100136V Ammonium acetate 'AnalaR' 5KG 10013EG Ammonium acetate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100144V Ammonium bromide 'AnalaR' 500G 100153W Ammonium carbonate 'AnalaR' 500G 100163B Ammonium hexanitratocerate (IV) 'AnalaR' (ammonium ceric nitrate) 100G 100165D Ammonium hexanitratocerate (IV) 'AnalaR' (ammonium ceric nitrate) 500G 10016EM Ammonium hexanitratocerate (IV) 'AnalaR' (ammonium ceric nitrate) 5KG 100173D Ammonium chloride 'AnalaR' 500G 100177H Ammonium chloride 'AnalaR' 5KG 100194Y Ammonium dichromate 'AnalaR' 500G 10019JA Ammonium dichromate 'AnalaR' 5KG 100203P Ammonium dihydrogen orthophosphate 'AnalaR' 500G 100213R Ammonium iron(III) sulphate 12-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium ferric sulph 500G 100223T di-Ammonium iron(II) sulphate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium ferrous sul 500G 2 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100224U di-Ammonium iron(II) sulphate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium ferrous sul 1KG 100226W di-Ammonium iron(II) sulphate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium ferrous sul 5KG 10022CF di-Ammonium iron(II) sulphate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium ferrous sul 25KG 100234W Ammonium fluoride 'AnalaR' 500G 100244B Ammonium formate 'AnalaR' 500G 100246D Ammonium formate 'AnalaR' 2.5KG 100253C di-Ammonium hydrogen orthophosphate 'AnalaR' 500G 100273G Ammonium metavanadate 'AnalaR' 100G 100282H Ammonium molybdate 'AnalaR' 100G 100284J Ammonium molybdate 'AnalaR' 500G 100285K Ammonium molybdate 'AnalaR' 1KG 10028CR Ammonium molybdate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100295M di-Ammonium nickel(II) sulphate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (ammonium nickel su 500G 100303S Ammonium nitrate 'AnalaR' 500G 100306V Ammonium nitrate 'AnalaR' 5KG 10030DF Ammonium nitrate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100314V Ammonium oxalate 'AnalaR' 500G 100323W Ammonium peroxodisulphate 'AnalaR' (ammonium persulphate) 500G 100326C Ammonium peroxodisulphate 'AnalaR' (ammonium persulphate) 5KG 100333B Ammonium sulphate 'AnalaR' 500G 100334C Ammonium sulphate 'AnalaR' 1KG 100336E Ammonium sulphate 'AnalaR' 5KG 3 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 10033CK Ammonium sulphate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100345F Ammonium polysulphide solution 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100354G Ammonium (+)-tartrate 'AnalaR' 500G 100364Y Ammonium thiocyanate 'AnalaR' 500G 100375L iso-Amyl acetate 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100383L iso-Amyl alcohol 'AnalaR' 500ML 100385N iso-Amyl alcohol 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100414B Aniline 'AnalaR' 500ML 100416D Aniline 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100433E Antimony trichloride 'AnalaR' [antimony(III) chloride] 100G 100454J Barium acetate 'AnalaR' 500G S1 100464L Barium carbonate 'AnalaR' 500G S1 100474N Barium chloride 'AnalaR' 500G S1 100475X Barium chloride 'AnalaR' 1KG S1 100477Q Barium chloride 'AnalaR' 5KG S1 10047HD Barium chloride 'AnalaR' 25KG S1 100483X Barium hydroxide 'AnalaR' 500G S1 10048CA Barium hydroxide 'AnalaR' 25KG S1 100494R Barium nitrate 'AnalaR' 500G S1 10049BB Barium nitrate 'AnalaR' 25KG S1 100514E Benzene 'AnalaR' 1L 100515F Benzene 'AnalaR' 2.5L 4 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100525H Benzoic acid 'AnalaR' 500G 100583R Orthoboric acid 'AnalaR' (boric acid) 500G 100584S Orthoboric acid 'AnalaR' (boric acid) 1KG 100588W Orthoboric acid 'AnalaR' (boric acid) 5KG 10058DE Orthoboric acid 'AnalaR' (boric acid) 25KG 10058HY Orthoboric acid 'AnalaR' (boric acid) 50KG 100591R Bromine 'AnalaR' PK12 100594U Bromine 'AnalaR' 'Safe-Break' 100ML 100598B Bromine 'AnalaR' 'Safe-Break' 500ML 100614H Butan-1-ol 'AnalaR' 500ML 100615Y Butan-1-ol 'AnalaR' 1L 100616J Butan-1-ol 'AnalaR' 2.5L 10061DQ Butan-1-ol 'AnalaR' 25L 10061MC Butan-1-ol 'AnalaR' 190L 100625K 2-Methylpropan-1-ol 'AnalaR' (iso-butyl alcohol) 2.5L 100635M Cadmium acetate 'AnalaR' 500G 100665S Cadmium sulphate 'AnalaR' 500G 10066BB Cadmium sulphate 'AnalaR' 5KG 100675U Caesium chloride 'AnalaR' 100G 100677W Caesium chloride 'AnalaR' 1KG 10067HJ Caesium chloride 'AnalaR' 5KG 100683U Calcium carbonate 'AnalaR' 250G 5 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100685W Calcium carbonate 'AnalaR' 1KG 10068EY Calcium carbonate 'AnalaR' 25KG 100694A Calcium chloride 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride hexahydrate) 500G 100697D Calcium chloride 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride hexahydrate) 5KG 100703H Calcium chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride dihydrate) 250G 100704Y Calcium chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride dihydrate) 500G 100705J Calcium chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride dihydrate) 2.5KG 10070CQ Calcium chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium chloride dihydrate) 25KG 100715L Calcium sulphate 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (calcium sulphate dihydrate) 1KG 100723L Carbon disulphide 'AnalaR' 500ML 100724M Carbon disulphide 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100743P Carbon tetrachloride 'AnalaR' 500ML 100744Q Carbon tetrachloride 'AnalaR' 1L 100745R Carbon tetrachloride 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100746S Carbon tetrachloride 'AnalaR' 'Safe-Break' 2.5L 100754S Chloroacetic acid 'AnalaR' 500G 100774W Chloroform 'AnalaR' 500ML 100775A Chloroform 'AnalaR' 1L 100776B Chloroform 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100777C Chloroform 'AnalaR' 'Safe Break' 2.5L 10077EJ Chloroform 'AnalaR' 25L 10077HM Chloroform 'AnalaR' 190L 6 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100793C Chromium(III) potassium sulphate 12-hydrate 'AnalaR'(chromic potassium 250G 100803K Chromium(VI) oxide 'AnalaR' (chromium trioxide) 250G 10080HB Chromium(VI) oxide 'AnalaR' (chromium trioxide) 25KG 100813M Citric acid 'AnalaR' 500G 100814N Citric acid 'AnalaR' 1KG 100816P Citric acid 'AnalaR' 5KG 10081BU Citric acid 'AnalaR' 25KG 100823X Cobalt(II) chloride 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cobaltous chloride) 100G 100824P Cobalt(II) chloride 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cobaltous chloride) 500G 100833Q Cobalt(II) nitrate 6-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cobaltous nitrate) 100G 100843S Cobalt(II) sulphate 7-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cobaltous sulphate) 100G 100874C Copper(II) acetate 1-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric acetate) 500G 100882C Copper(II) chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric chloride) 100G 100884E Copper(II) chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric chloride) 500G 10088CM Copper(II) chloride 2-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric chloride) 25KG 100894G Copper(II) nitrate 3-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric nitrate) 500G 100904X Copper(II) oxide powder 'AnalaR' (cupric oxide) 500G 10090CW Copper(II) oxide powder 'AnalaR' (cupric oxide) 25KG 100913P Copper(II) sulphate 5-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric sulphate) 250G 100914Q Copper(II) sulphate 5-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric sulphate) 500G 100915R Copper(II) sulphate 5-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric sulphate) 1KG 100917T Copper(II) sulphate 5-hydrate 'AnalaR' (cupric sulphate) 5KG 7 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 100924S Copper(I) chloride 'AnalaR' (cuprous chloride) 500G 100933T Ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid disodium salt 'AnalaR' 100G 100935V Ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid disodium salt 'AnalaR' 500G 100938B Ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid disodium salt 'AnalaR' 2.5KG 10093EH Ethylenediaminetetra-acetic acid disodium salt 'AnalaR' 25KG 100942U Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 5L 100944W Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 500ML 100945A Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 1L 100946B Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 2.5L 100947C Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 'Safe-Break' 2.5L 10094DY Diethyl Ether AnalaR stainless steel drum 25L 10094HM Diethyl ether 'AnalaR' 190L 100952W Digitonin 'AnalaR' 1G 100964D 4-Dimethylaminobenzaldehyde 'AnalaR' 100G 10096CL 4-Dimethylaminobenzaldehyde 'AnalaR' 1KG 100983G Dimethylglyoxime 'AnalaR' 100G 10098LB Dimethylglyoxime 'AnalaR' 10KG 101002M 1,4-Dioxan 'AnalaR' 100ML 101004X 1,4-Dioxan 'AnalaR' 500ML 101006Q 1,4-Dioxan 'AnalaR' 2.5L 10100HE 1,4-Dioxan 'AnalaR' 25L 101012X Diphenylamine 'AnalaR' 100G 8 BY NUMERICAL ORDER BDH Reagents & Chemicals Product Code Product Description Pack Size 101024S 1,5-Diphenylcarbazide 'AnalaR' 25G 101033T 2,2'-Bipyridyl 'AnalaR' 5G 101043V
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